Frank Turner is proud to announce the tenth and final instalment of the award-winning festival Lost Evenings – taking place at London’s iconic OVO Arena Wembley on 4th – 7th November 2027.
After a decade of touring the hugely successful festival across the globe, Lost Evenings returns home to London and for the final ever edition, which will be the biggest one yet. Previously, the event has been held in Boston, Berlin, Anaheim, Toronto, Edinburgh and most recently Dallas, Texas, as well as three years at London’s Roundhouse. It is a truly full circle moment – a return to the scene of Frank’s first arena headline show in 2012, and a crowning and fitting celebration of Frank’s 20+ years solo career and his trailblazing festival of live music, activism and charity.
The multi-stage, 4-day event will provide a full programme of live music, panels, workshops and much more. The line-up will be announced in due course but for now Weekend Tickets are on sale on Wednesday 30th September 2026.
Weekend tickets for Lost Evenings X are on general sale on Wednesday 30th September 2026. Click here
Artist Presale: Sunday, 27th September @ 9pm UK TIME (PW: FTLEX)
O2 Presale: Monday, 28th September @ 10am UK TIME
Venue Presale: Tuesday, 29th September @ 10am UK TIME
Live Nation Presale: Tuesday, 29th September @ 10am UK TIME
General Sale: Wednesday, 30th September @ 10am UK TIME
Frank Turner and Lost Evenings have partnered with PLUS1, a non-profit organization, so that £1 per weekend ticket will go to charities that Frank has long championed — The Ally Coalition, The Nick Alexander Music Trust and Way Out Arts.
The Ally Coalition, a non-profit organisation that uses the power of music to support LGBTQ+ Youth; The Nick Alexander Music Trust, awarding grants for musical equipment to community groups and small charities across the UK, representing the most disadvantaged and marginalised sectors of society; and WayOut Arts, who work to change the lives of street connected youth in Sierra Leone through access to the arts.
As always there will be two music stages each night. The Main Stage will be headlined by Frank performing completely different sets, with songs from every era and album. Running concurrently is the Nick Alexander Stage, named after the merchandise manager and long-time friend of Frank’s, who was tragically killed in the Paris, Bataclan attack in 2015. The stage plays host to some of the best emerging acts – personally selected by Frank.
Augmenting the evening live performances will be a full programme of additional activities under the banner of ‘Last Minutes’. These include pop-ups, open mic sessions, panels, masterclasses and workshops as well as the annual Needles Flickering tattoo flash.
The success of Frank Turner’s Lost Evenings Festival has been built steadily since 2017 as the festival continues to cement its reputation as an event with community and camaraderie at its core. The first two years were held at London’s Roundhouse and surrounding Camden venues, before its international debut at Boston’s House Of Blues in 2019. 2020’s event was due to take place in Berlin but was unfortunately cancelled due to the pandemic. It returned in 2021 to the Roundhouse in London, and finally made it to Berlin Columbiahalle the year after. The festival then headed across the Atlantic to sold out shows in House Of Blues, Anaheim for 2023, its biggest ever event at Toronto’s Casino Resort in 2024 before coming to the beautiful city of Edinburgh, Scotland for 2025. 2026 saw the festival return to the States taking place at South Side Ballroom in Dallas, Texas. Previous years have sold out in advance with crowds packing out all the daytime satellite events, each stage from start to finish and of course coming together each evening to share and rejoice in 4 very different performances from Frank.
Lost Evenings won the AIM Best Independent Festival award in 2017.
Frank Turner Announces Tenth and Final Lost Evenings Festival at Wembley’s OVO Arena
